During storing or transporting of your goods, there is a significant risk that some of your products may get damaged and the conditions allong the way may result in defects that adversely affect customer satisfaction.
For a food container manufacturer, complete impermeability to dust is required. In this case, shrink-wrap can meet this requirement by adding layflat film between the pallet and the load, which is welded to the cover when it is shrunk. This example demonstrates one of the many advantages of shrink-wrap.
Packaging rubbing on painted products (boat hull, bodywork, etc.) can scratch them and require costly repair work. Some shrink-wrap techniques incorporate a silky protective layer which makes it possible to prevent this risk. The shrinkwrap works as the second skin and your delicate product is well protected in its cocoon.
Lastly, the best thing about shrink-wrap, apart from its stability, is that it can adapt to the shape of the load. Unlike stretch film that is wrapped very tightly to provide average stability, shrink-wrap moulds closely to the shape of the product and becomes rigid once cooled. In addition to providing exceptional stability, shrink-wrap keeps the load in great condition. With bi-oriented retraction, the load is well maintained. This technical propriety ensures horizontal grouping and vertical support of your products on the pallet.
